Learning with the cinema: a bridge between reality and ideas in the process of dying
Abstract With a view to designing training scripts based on films addressing communication and the physician-terminal patient-family relationship, a cine-forum work with the philosophy of learning among peers was designed. The analysis is complemented with transcriptions from focus groups made with the families and carers of terminal patients. Five films were analysed: Wit, My Life Without Me, The Barbarian Invasions, Cést la vie and The Doctor. Here we present the results of the study and an example of a teaching script using Wit.
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Ortega Belmonte, M. J., Rodríguez, M., & Sánchez Maldonado, M. (2008). Learning with the cinema: a bridge between reality and ideas in the process of dying. Journal of Medicine and Movies, 4(3), 113–121. Retrieved from https://revistas.usal.es/cinco/index.php/medicina_y_cine/article/view/16544
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